I love Olympia the way we love a quirky aunt or an old t-shirt that’s well-loved but still the reigning favorite. Olympia is a little surprising and a lot weird. It’s the sort of community where it’s not out of place to find a 3-piece band wearing woodland creature masks (no really, that happened). The…
The Seattle Scottish Highland Games Association was formed back in 1947. A local group of Scots wanted to create a group whose mission included “keeping their ethnic origin alive as well as stimulating an interest in Scottish Highland Games through Scottish dancing, piping, drumming and athletic competition.” What Are The Scottish Highland Games? Traditionally in…
What is hot pot, you may ask? A wholesome meal with a soup base and dipping ingredients (meat and vegetables.) It is a comfort food worth trying, especially during the fall and winter months when it’s cold and rainy here in the Pacific Northwest. Hot pot originated in China – making it a fan favorite…
Tulip Town is blooming with activities and fun for you to enjoy. Learn all the tips and tricks to make this trip the best it can be.
Curling, often seen as a niche sport, holds a captivating allure that combines strategy, teamwork, and a close-knit community. In this episode, host Scott Cowan engages in a lively and informative conversation with Bryan Pittard, the outreach person for the Granite Curling Club in Seattle Washington. Discovering the Technical and Strategic Aspects of Curling: During…
As autumn approaches, nothing sounds more comforting than taking the time to wander around a small town, taking in the sights and sounds of the changing season. The perfect place to explore is the charming town of Sumner, Washington. Located 45 minutes away from Seattle, Sumner offers a chance to escape the big city and…
Meet Beautiful Angle Lance Kagey and Tom Llewellyn invite us into their 20+ year collaboration. Beautiful Angle has brought striking art to various Tacoma neighborhoods including Hilltop, North End, Lincoln District, Stadium, 6th Ave, downtown, and South Tacoma Way. In 2002, Tom Llewellyn and Lance Kagey embarked on a mission to infuse Tacoma with artistic…
Adams County is in Central East Washington State. The county was incorporated on November 28, 1883. Adams was formed out territory from Whitman County. Adams County is named after John Adams the second president of the United States. Adams County is adjacent to Lincoln County to the north, Whitman County to the east, Franklin County…
Meet Alliyah Perry- Alliyah Perry’s journey began with a passion for growing and selling produce at farmers markets. However, she found this approach unsustainable due to time constraints and limited accessibility. This inspired her to conceptualize a unique idea: a grocery store where individual farmers could sell their produce without losing their farm identity. The…
Meet Curtis Ashby, a cool artist who paints big murals and loves bird art. Curtis talks about how mural art is big in Washington and how it brings people together. Curtis explains that murals last a long time, like 10 to 20 years, which shows how strong this art is in Washington. He also talks…
**Skateboarding and a Heartwarming Mission** Join us as we delve into Daniel Brown’s intriguing journey, where he combines a love for skateboarding and a desire to give back to the community through his project “Skateboards For All.” Daniel shares the inspiration behind his charity work and his vision for providing skateboarding gear to kids in…
Join in on Tara’s thrilling adventure to find five giant wooden trolls created by artist Thomas Dambo in Washington State. These unique trolls, made from recycled materials, are part of a scavenger hunt that combines art, environmental awareness, and exploration across various locations in Washington. The journey offers a unique experience to discover these whimsical, massive sculptures while enjoying the state’s beautiful landscapes.
